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2012-2013 University Catalog

Courses

This section lists George Mason University’s undergraduate and graduate courses that are available for credit. For more detailed information on courses, please go to the Course Information  section.

PLEASE NOTE: The English course prefix has changed from ENGL to ENGH.
 

Italian (ITAL)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

   •  ITAL 201 - Intermediate Italian I
   •  ITAL 202 - Intermediate Italian II
   •  ITAL 210 - Intermediate Italian
   •  ITAL 250 - Gateway to Advanced Italian
   •  ITAL 325 - Major Italian Writers
   •  ITAL 330 - Advanced Italian: Language and Culture
   •  ITAL 331 - Advanced Italian Language and Culture

Japanese (JAPA)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

   •  JAPA 101 - Introduction to the Japanese Language
   •  JAPA 102 - Introduction to the Japanese Language
   •  JAPA 109 - Intensive Japanese I
   •  JAPA 110 - Elementary Japanese
   •  JAPA 201 - Intermediate Japanese I
   •  JAPA 202 - Intermediate Japanese II
   •  JAPA 209 - Intensive Japanese II
   •  JAPA 210 - Intermediate Japanese
   •  JAPA 250 - Gateway to Advanced Japanese
   •  JAPA 310 - Japanese Culture in a Global World
   •  JAPA 320 - Japanese Cinema
   •  JAPA 330 - Advanced Reading and Speaking I
   •  JAPA 331 - Advanced Reading and Speaking II
   •  JAPA 350 - Readings in Japanese Culture
   •  JAPA 440 - Integrated Study of Japanese Language and Society I
   •  JAPA 441 - Integrated Study of Japanese Language and Society II

Kinesiology (KINE)

 Offered by the College of Education and Human Development

   •  KINE 100 - Introduction to Kinesiology
   •  KINE 200 - Principles of Health Related Fitness
   •  KINE 310 - Exercise Physiology I
   •  KINE 330 - Seminar in Kinesiology
   •  KINE 341 - Kinesiology Internship I
   •  KINE 350 - Exercise Prescription and Programming
   •  KINE 360 - Strength Training: Concepts and Applications
   •  KINE 370 - Measurement and Evaluation of Physical Fitness
   •  KINE 380 - Exercise Prescription and Programming for Special Populations
   •  KINE 400 - Biomechanics
   •  KINE 410 - Exercise Physiology II
   •  KINE 420 - Sport and Exercise Nutrition
   •  KINE 441 - Kinesiology Internship II
   •  KINE 490 - Kinesiology Internship III

Korean (KORE)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

   •  KORE 110 - Elementary Korean
   •  KORE 201 - Intermediate Korean I
   •  KORE 202 - Intermediate Korean II
   •  KORE 210 - Intermediate Korean
   •  KORE 250 - Gateway to Advanced Korean

Latin (LATN)

Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Placement: See Academic Testing section of Admission chapter.
   •  LATN 101 - Elementary Latin
   •  LATN 102 - Elementary Latin
   •  LATN 109 - Intensive Elementary Latin
   •  LATN 201 - Intermediate Latin I
   •  LATN 202 - Intermediate Latin II
   •  LATN 209 - Intensive Intermediate Latin
   •  LATN 351 - Roman Prose Literature
   •  LATN 352 - Roman Poetry
   •  LATN 451 - Studies in Roman Literature
   •  LATN 452 - Studies in Roman Literature

Latin American Studies (LAS)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

   •  LAS 100 - Introduction to Latin American Studies
   •  LAS 490 - Internship
   •  LAS 491 - Directed Reading for Honors in Latin American Studies
   •  LAS 498 - Study Abroad
   •  LAS 499 - Research Seminar in Latin American Studies

Linguistics (LING)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

   •  LING 306 - General Linguistics
   •  LING 307 - English Grammar
   •  LING 450 - Introduction to Sociolinguistics
   •  LING 485 - Semantics and Pragmatics
   •  LING 486 - Syntax I
   •  LING 490 - Generative Phonology
   •  LING 499 - Independent Study
   •  LING 507 - Field Work in Applied Linguistics
   •  LING 520 - Introduction to Linguistics
   •  LING 521 - Applied Linguistics: Teaching English as a Second Language
   •  LING 522 - Modern English Grammar
   •  LING 523 - English Phonetics
   •  LING 525 - Practicum in ESL
   •  LING 581 - Psycholinguistics
   •  LING 582 - Second Language Acquisition
   •  LING 650 - Introduction to Sociolinguistics
   •  LING 686 - Special Topics in Linguistics
   •  LING 690 - Generative Phonology
   •  LING 691 - Theories of Language
   •  LING 692 - Phonology II
   •  LING 770 - Research Methods
   •  LING 782 - Second Language Acquisition II
   •  LING 785 - Semantics and Pragmatics
   •  LING 786 - Syntax I
   •  LING 787 - Syntax II
   •  LING 788 - Semantics and Pragmatics II
   •  LING 798 - Directed Reading and Research
   •  LING 799 - Thesis
   •  LING 882 - Seminar in Language Acquisition
   •  LING 886 - Advanced Syntax Seminar
   •  LING 890 - Advanced Phonology Seminar
   •  LING 897 - Independent study
   •  LING 898 - Advanced Qualifying Seminar
   •  LING 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
   •  LING 999 - Doctoral Dissertation

Management (MGMT)

Offered by the School of Management

If a student takes noncore, upper-level business courses before admission to SOM, those courses will not count on an undergraduate degree application for any major in the school, except as general elective credit. A grade of C or higher must be presented on the graduation application for each upper-level course in the major. Course prerequisites are strictly enforced. Degree status is defined as formal admission to BS degree status in SOM.
   •  MGMT 301 - People and Organizations
   •  MGMT 312 - Principles and Practices of Management
   •  MGMT 321 - Introduction to Human Resource Management
   •  MGMT 412 - Diversity in Organizations
   •  MGMT 413 - Organizational Development and Management Consulting
   •  MGMT 421 - Advanced Human Resource Management
   •  MGMT 431 - The Legal Environment for Employee and Labor Relations
   •  MGMT 451 - New Venture Creation
 

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